HB1776
House · 2026 sessionRepublicanInterim studyReporting foreign gifts to colleges
AI-generatedRequires higher educational institutions to report the receipt of foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the department of education and the general court.
requiring higher educational institutions to report the reception of foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the department of education and the general court.Official record
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Referred to interim study (House) · February 19, 2026- ✓Introduced
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36 of 44 written submissions (82%)36 submissions match a shared template; 8 are individually written.
- Report Foreign Funding in Higher EducationAI-generatedSupport36 submissions on this bill
The legislation is supported because it will increase transparency regarding foreign funding sources for higher education institutions, helping to protect academic freedom.
The letter · submitted 36 times I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Masha Bloodworth Manchester, NH
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Mary Murphy for Hillsborough District 27 Francestown Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Mary Murphy Francestown, NH | Francestown | SupportForm letter | 987 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Lois Cote for Myself Manchester This bill, if passed, puts health and lives of people of all ages at risk, but especially children. This bill, if passed, will put funding for our childcare system in deeper jeopardy. It is already barely hanging together. I spent a good part of my life working with children and families. Who would want to activate such unconscionable harm to people, to our entire state? Please ITL this bill. | Manchester | Oppose | 401 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
John Constantine for Myself Hollis Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, John Constantine Hollis, NH | Hollis | SupportForm letter | 987 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Patricia Howe for Myself Northfield Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Patricia Howe Northfield, NH | Northfield | SupportForm letter | 988 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Jennifer Cloutier for Myself Rochester This bill is just another way to make bigotry and intolerance legal. | Rochester | Oppose | 69 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Jill Mahan for Myself Belmont Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Jill Mahan Belmont, NH | Belmont | SupportForm letter | 982 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Jane Peterson for Myself Moultonborough Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Jane Peterson Moultonborough, NH | Moultonborough | SupportForm letter | 992 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Pamela Harders for Myself Manchester Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Pamela Harders Manchester, NH | Manchester | SupportForm letter | 989 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Samantha Poole for Myself Barnstead I oppose this bill and refuse to vote to re-elect any candidate that chooses to support this or bills like this. | Barnstead | Oppose | 112 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Olga Duclerc for Myself Laconia Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Olga Duclerc Laconia, NH | Laconia | SupportForm letter | 984 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Matthew McNiss for Myself Hopkinton Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Matthew McNiss Hopkinton, NH | Hopkinton | SupportForm letter | 988 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Gaston Gingues for Myself Somersworth Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Gaston Gingues Somersworth, NH | Somersworth | SupportForm letter | 990 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Rebecca Bailey for Myself Piermont Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Rebecca Bailey Piermont, NH | Piermont | SupportForm letter | 987 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Kimberly Spears for Myself Hollis Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Kimberly Spears Hollis, NH | Hollis | SupportForm letter | 986 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Elliot Boutin for Myself Dover Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Elliot Boutin Dover, NH | Dover | SupportForm letter | 983 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
DILLON DUMONT for Hudson Hudson Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, DILLON DUMONT Hudson, NH | Hudson | SupportForm letter | 984 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Donna Parris for Myself Concord Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Donna Parris Concord, NH | Concord | SupportForm letter | 984 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Pierre DuPont for Myself Manchester Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Pierre DuPont Manchester, NH | Manchester | SupportForm letter | 988 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Sue Homola for Myself Hollis I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." | Hollis | Support | 55 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
John Wallace for Myself Amherst Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, John Wallace Amherst, NH | Amherst | SupportForm letter | 984 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Rachel Anderson for Myself Nottingham I strongly support HB 1776 This critical transparency measure ensures our colleges and universities are accountable to taxpayers and students about foreign influence on our campuses. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Rachel Anderson | Nottingham | Support | 270 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
David Werner for Myself Hollis Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, David Werner Hollis, NH | Hollis | SupportForm letter | 983 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Stephen Bates for Myself Hampstead Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Stephen Bates Hampstead, NH | Hampstead | SupportForm letter | 987 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Vivian Bates for Myself Hampstead Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Vivian Bates Hampstead, NH | Hampstead | SupportForm letter | 986 | Feb 3, 2026 | |
Jeanine Notter for Hillsborough 12 Merrimack Honorable Committee Members, I am writing in strong support of HB 1776, which requires higher educational institutions to report foreign grants, donations, and contracts to the Department of Education and General Court. This important legislation will: • Increase transparency in higher education funding • Help identify potential foreign influence on New Hampshire campuses • Ensure taxpayers and families know where institutional funding originates • Protect academic freedom from inappropriate foreign interference • Strengthen oversight of our state's educational institutions New Hampshire families invest heavily in higher education and deserve to know if foreign governments or entities are influencing the institutions where their children learn. This reasonable reporting requirement will provide essential transparency without burdening legitimate educational partnerships. I urge you to support HB 1776 and vote "Ought to Pass." Respectfully, Jeanine Notter Merrimack, NH | Merrimack | SupportForm letter | 988 | Feb 3, 2026 |